docs(ios, android): update v6 links #3990
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Issue URL: resolves #3838
What is the current behavior?
Links that are pointing to v6 in the following structure are no longer redirecting correctly:
/docs/v6. This is due to that version being archived, which causes the domain to change.What is the new behavior?
Updated the links to the correct domain. I checked for other locations but this is only happening within two pages.
I considered making a global variable through the Docusaurus config but decided against it since it would only be used for 4 pages. We might also end up removing the reference in the next version.
Does this introduce a breaking change?
Other information
Preview - iOS v8
Preview - Android v8
Preview - iOS v7
Preview - Android v7